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The ECAC Code of Conduct is the overriding authority on all matters related to sportsmanship. Competitors are expected to know and follow the tenets put forth in the code. The following items are specific to ECAC Esports: Section A – Competition Conduct
The ECAC has expanded across North America now reaching Canada. Over 180 ECAC Esports member schools field over 1,300 teams across eighteen different games and divisions. While ECAC Esports season competition is conducted online, there will be fall and spring events conducted in person.
The ECAC mission is to also develop new methods of supporting and enhancing intercollegiate esports and the competitive experience for the student esports competitors. Additionally, the ECAC seeks to provide solid leadership throughout the region and nationally in esports for students, coaches, university administrators, parents, and alumni.
27 lis 2023 · A self-governing body for regulating esports in Canada is essential to establish a structured framework that safeguards players, promotes fair play, ensures ethical behavior and contributes to the overall growth and development of the industry in Canada.
9 sie 2021 · DEFINITIONS. 1.1. Player: Any individual participant who is eligible to compete. 1.2. Captain: The team captain is a player on a team whose role is to communicate with the opposing team’s captain to set up a game lobby, as well as check in their team and lock in their roster.
ECAC Esports is a comprehensive collegiate esports league that spans across North America. Although the ECAC Esports season is conducted online, there will be fall and spring events conducted in person.
20 sie 2022 · The most popular eSports teams in Canada include Toronto Defiant, Luminosity Gaming, and Vancouver Titans. Professional sports teams and franchise owners are well aware of the potential that resides in the eSports industry.
